|
Size: 1415
Comment:
|
Size: 1469
Comment:
|
| Deletions are marked like this. | Additions are marked like this. |
| Line 4: | Line 4: |
| CTF's are fun to do. I like to do some CTF's once in a while and I started to write an guide for the more special CTF's I did. More information about solving problems can be found on [[https://ctf101.org/|ctf101.org]]. Current CTF's can be found on [[https://ctftime.org/ctfs|CTFtime.org]]. | CTF's are fun to do. I like to do some CTF's once in a while and I started to write an guide for the more special CTF's I did. More information about solving problems can be found on [[https://ctf101.org/|ctf101.org]] and [[https://github.com/zardus/ctf-tools|CTF-Tools]]. Current CTF's can be found on [[https://ctftime.org/ctfs|CTFtime.org]]. |
Public CTFs
CTF's are fun to do. I like to do some CTF's once in a while and I started to write an guide for the more special CTF's I did. More information about solving problems can be found on ctf101.org and CTF-Tools. Current CTF's can be found on CTFtime.org.
Name |
Level |
Description |
Beginner to expert |
Starting from learning SSH to reverse engineering. |
|
Beginner to expert |
A good CTF to learn working on *nix systems and way beyond. |
|
Beginner to expert |
A dutch site about learning the basics. |
More can be found on the Awesome CTF site and CSO. Feel free to send me other CTF's. <ctf AT sciuro DOT org>
Handouts
These are handouts about CTF's I did in the past. It's your call if you want to see answers.
Lectures
Not a CTF, but well worth for learning.
Name |
Level |
Description |
?? |
Introduction to Malware Analysis and Reverse Engineering |